Lago di Vico Tour 2 to 3 days

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Article by Baldassarri Giuseppe Alberto Content marketing specialist for Trips to Lago di Vico, from Lake Vico (from the Latin Lacus Ciminus or Lacus Ciminius) is a lake of volcanic origin in central Italy located in the province of Viterbo. It boasts the highest altitude record among the large Italian lakes, with 507 m above sea level.

Exploring Lago di Vico and its surroundings while practicing responsible tourism is a wonderful choice. Lago di Vico is a beautiful lake located in the Lazio region of Italy, known for its natural beauty, charming towns, and delicious cuisine. To fully experience the region, I recommend planning an itinerary lasting 2 to 3 days. This will allow you to explore the attractions, indulge in local specialties, and enjoy the lake and its surroundings.

Here's a suggested itinerary for your trip:

Day 1: Arrival and Caprarola

- Arrive at Lago di Vico, located northwest of Rome. The lake is easily accessible by car or public transportation. The nearest major airport is Rome Fiumicino Airport.

- Check into your accommodation near the lake. Consider staying in the town of Caprarola, which is located on the eastern shore of the lake and offers a convenient base for exploring the area.

- Spend the day exploring Caprarola. Visit the impressive Palazzo Farnese, a Renaissance palace known for its unique pentagonal shape and beautiful frescoes. Take a walk through the town's historic center and enjoy the scenic views of the lake.

Day 2: Lake Activities and Viterbo

- Start the day by enjoying the natural beauty of Lago di Vico. Take a boat ride on the lake, go swimming, or relax on one of the lakeside beaches. You can also explore the hiking trails around the lake and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

- In the afternoon, visit the nearby city of Viterbo. Known as the "City of Popes," Viterbo offers a well-preserved medieval center and historical sites such as the Papal Palace and the Cathedral of San Lorenzo. Explore the narrow streets, visit the local shops, and savor the traditional cuisine.

Day 3: Ronciglione and Local Delicacies

- Visit the town of Ronciglione, located on the southern shore of Lago di Vico. Explore the historic center with its medieval walls, charming streets, and the Palazzo dei Bonaparte. Don't miss the annual "Palio dei Barchini" boat race, held on the lake in August.

- Indulge in the local delicacies of the region. Try dishes such as "pasta alla vicherese" (pasta with lake fish), "fagioli con le cotiche" (beans with pork rinds), or "crostata di amarene" (sour cherry tart). Pair your meal with a glass of local wine, such as Est! Est!! Est!!! or Vino di Pitigliano.

There are various accommodation options around Lago di Vico, including hotels, bed and breakfasts, and vacation rentals. Consider staying in Caprarola or Viterbo to be close to the lake and have easy access to the surrounding attractions.

To reach Lago di Vico, you can take a train to Viterbo and then use local buses or taxis to reach the lake and the nearby towns. If you prefer to drive, the lake is easily accessible via the Strada Statale Cassia (SS2) road.

Remember to practice responsible tourism by respecting the local environment, following designated trails, and supporting local businesses that promote sustainable practices.

Enjoy your trip to Lago di Vico and its surroundings!

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Lago di Vico: Where is it and why visit? Lake Vico (from the Latin Lacus Ciminus or Lacus Ciminius) is a lake of volcanic origin in central Italy located in the province of Viterbo. It boasts the highest altitude record among the large Italian lakes, with its 507 m above sea level. Lago di Vico Accommodations